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Roberta M. Warner Family – Card of Thanks

Posted on by June 20, 2013
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This card of thanks was mailed to my mom and dad, Edward and Mary Krocker from Edward A. Warner of Terre Haute, Ind.

The family of Roberta Margaret Warner, who passed away a few weeks ago, wants to relay its enormous appreciation to all of the Goshen area friends and neighbors for their visitation, cards, flowers and covered dishes. Also, tell Russ Hobart I said “Hi”. I worked with him for several summers at Universal Sewer Plant No. 2 at Goshen, making money to put myself through college. Russ’ father, Dale, was our foreman. Thank you all again so much.

1948 fishing at Clendening Lake

Posted on by April 7, 2013
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jane rausch delcoma and nancy hobart '48
Submitted by Jane Rausch Delcoma
Fishing was a favorite pastime back in the day (besides baseball) and almost every Sunday we would be at a lake.  Here I am (Jane Rausch Delcoma) sitting on a giant rock with my Goshen childhood friend, Nancy Hobart Grinstead, at Clendening Lake in April of 1948.

Goshen Cornet Band

Posted on by March 5, 2013
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GoshenCornetBand

 

Goshen Cornet Band

Members were front row (L to R): George Walton, Fred Sherer, John Sherer, Robert Carlisle, Gibson Carlisle,
John Hobart and Alexander Winkler.

Back row (L to R): Edward Ruefly, John Cramer, Edward Walton, Arthur Walton, Tillman Miller, Jack Swihart,
Frank Swihart, Jesse Walton, James Carlisle and leader Harvey Heck.

“Our dad was in the band and it played for everything that went on in Goshen,” said Rebecca Carlisle Clerici.

Obituary: CARLENA M. HOBART

Posted on by December 31, 2012
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Carlena M. Hobart, age 92, a long-time resident of Goshen, died Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012, in Amberwood Manor, New Philadelphia. Born April 23, 1920, in Riverside Tenn. She was a daughter of the late Luther and Dora Scott Davidson. Carlena moved at a young age with her family to Dover where she grew up and attended Dover High School. She married Dale R. Hobart on Sept. 24, 1938; the two reared six children and shared nearly 41 years of marriage before Dale’s passing on March 18, 1979. Carlena was a loving homemaker whose life revolved around her family and her church, Roxford United Methodist, where she was a member of the Sunday School Class and served on the Missions Committee. She enjoyed gospel music, reading and working word puzzles, playing bridge with her school friends and in her younger years, camping and fishing with her family.  Carlena enjoyed travel and had visited the Holy Land on four different occasions. Additionally she was a member of the Dover VFW Auxiliary.
   
Survivors include five children, Russell E. (Ruth Ann) Hobart of Goshen, Nancy K. Grinstead of New Phila., Daniel. L. (Diana) Hobart, of Uhrichsville, Margaret “Peggy” (Larry) Jacobs of Conesville,  and Lori K. Carpenter, of Dayton TX, 13 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
Preceding Carlena in death besides her parents and husband were a daughter, Carole Anne Hobart, sons-in-law Charles Grinstead and Mark Carpenter; sister, Retha Davidson and brother Harry Davidson.
A funeral service was held on Dec. 31, with burial taking place at the East Ave. Cemetery in New Phila. Toland- Herzig Funeral Home handled arrangements. Contributions in Carlena’s memory may be sent to Community Hospice,716 Commercial Ave. SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 or to The Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities (for Starlight School and Enterprises) at 610- Commercial Ave. SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663. The full obit appeared in the Times Reporter on December 29.

Obituary: CAROLE ANNE HOBART

Posted on by May 10, 2012
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CAROLE ANNE HOBART- 67, of Dover, passed away on Monday, May 7, 2012 after suffering a stroke in February 2011 and a recent battle with ovarian cancer. A daughter of Carlena (Davidson) Hobart, of New Phila. and the late Dale Hobart. Carole was born on September 24, 1944, at Goshen, OH. Carole attended Starlight School and was a member of the inaugural class. She was also employed at Starlight Enterprises. She was a member of the Good Shephard Sunday School Class at First Baptist Church, at New Philadelphia. Carole enjoyed listening to country music as well as attending the circus.
    She is survived by her mother, five siblings, Russ (Ruth Ann) Hobart of Goshen, Nancy Grinstead, of New Phila., Dan (Diana) Hobart, of Uhrichsville, Peggy (Larry) Jacobs, of Conesville, OH and Lori Carpenter, of Dayton TX. 13 nieces and nephews, 19 great nieces and nephews, several cousins; and her roommates Mary Jane and Rosalie, as well as her caregivers at Front Street Group Home. Carole was preceded in death by her father, her grandparents, John and Carrie (Haney) Hobart and Luther and Dora (Scott) Davidson and two brothers-in-law, Charles Grinstead and Mark Carpenter. A complete obit appeared in the Times Reporter on May 8 and 9th.

1st and 2nd Basketball teams at Goshen in 1950, taken in gym.

Posted on by February 11, 2012
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1st and 2nd Basketball teams at Goshen in 1950, taken in gym.

L to R Front – Tom Krocker, Larry Gibbs, Dave Hanlon, Harold Lute, Russ Hobart, Dick Leggett and Charles Grinstead.

L to R Back – Lorell Bowers (coach), John Wallace, Bob Moore, Earl Walton, Frank Davis, Eddie Krocker, Eddie Warner and Warner Maurer.

Goshen 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th-graders taken in the Goshen gym in 1950

Posted on by February 11, 2012
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Goshen 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th-graders taken in the Goshen gym in 1950

L-R-Front _ Russell Hobart, Warner Maurer, Dave Hanlon, Larry Gibbs, Dick Leggett, Harold Lute and Eddie Warner.

2nd-Row L-R _ Nancy Wallace, Sally Edwards, Phyllis Reynolds, Anna Davis, Lois Oppy, Marge Carlisle, Sandra Kohler, Shelby Meldrum and Peggy Torgler.

3rd Row L-R _ Mary Moore, John Wallace, Bob Moore, Frank Davis, Earl Walton, Eddie Krocker, Lou Ann Briggs and teacher Lorell D. Bowers.

1948 Goshen School 1st through 4th grades

Posted on by February 11, 2012
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1948 Goshen School 1st through 4th grades

Front row, kneeling, l to r  – William Wallace, Tom Krocker, Jim Hobart, Jackie Wolfe, Jack Hobart, Don Hanlon and Harold Lute.

Second row, l to r  –  Dorothy Endsley, ??? Gribble, Bernice Edwards, Bob Cookson, Phyllis Reynolds, Nancy Hobart, Linda Carlisle, Thelma Lute, Jimmy Maurer.

Third row, l to r  –  Dorothy Garrett (substitute teacher), Larry Gibbs, Jasper Reynolds, Sandy Kohler, Kathy Oppy, Charlene Swaldo, Cindy Kohler, Bonnie Hobart, Sally Edwards.

Fourth row, l to r – Peggy Torgler, Dick Leggett, Nancy Wallace, Dave Walton, Russ Hobart, Shelby Meldrum, Dave Hanlon.

Regular teacher was Mrs. Moreland.

Obituary – John C. “Jack” Hobart

Posted on by February 11, 2012
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JOHN C. “JACK” HOBART, age 70, of New Philadelphia, died unexpectedly on February 10, 2012. He was the son of the late Glenn and Geneva (Briggs) Hobart. Jack was born on January 9, 1942, and grew up in Goshen in the area formerly known as Beidler. He is survived by his wife of almost 50 years Trudy Breitmeier, whom he married on August 25, 1962. They have four children, Theresa (Don) Cooper, Diane (Tim) Sugalski, Christie (John) Peoples and John “Jack” Hobart II. He also had a twin brother, Jim (Sierra) Hobart and sister Bonnie (Lonnie) Wolfe. Jack retired following a career with the New Philadelphia Fire Department. The complete obit appeared in the T-R on February 11, 2012.

Obituary – Kathryn (Kate) N. Hanlon

Posted on by February 8, 2012
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KATHRYN N. HANLON, died on April 11, 2002. She was born on August 16, 1923. She and her husband Harold were longtime residents of Goshen. Their daughter, Kaye (John) Walton, continues to reside on Goshen Valley Dr. Hanlon loved organizing the Goshen Reunions that were first held at the Ruth Ann and Russ Hobart pond and picnic area. She also enjoyed taking part in all of the community activities. Following a service that was performed by Rev. Lee Randolph, of the Goshen Community Church of the Nazarene, Kate was buried at Evergreen Burial Park.